Find and use study material in Circin

Every subject keeps its material in one place: the Resources tab lists all of it by kind, and each item opens in a reader built for that kind — a mind map you can pan, flashcards you flip, slides you page through.

Where is everything for a subject?

1. Open Subjects, tap a subject, then the Resources tab.
2. Category cards appear with counts — Mind Maps, Flash Cards, Slides, Summary and Files & Links, each showing {n} items. A category with nothing in it is hidden.
3. Tap a category to see its material grouped by {lesson} • {topic}.
4. Files & Links lists the files your teacher uploaded by name and type; tapping one opens it outside Circin, in whatever app handles that file.
5. Use the back arrow at the top of the list to return to the categories.

How does each kind of material open?

• Summary — read straight through.
• Mind Map — a graph you can pan and zoom, with zoom buttons and a "List View" toggle if you would rather read it as a list.
• Flashcards — a category chip, a {i}/{n} counter and a progress bar. Tap a card to flip it, then move to the next or back.
• Slides — paged, with a Slide {i}/{n} header.

Rules and gotchas

• The Resources list respects whatever chapter or topic you picked in the "Chapters & Topics" drawer. Clear the filter to see everything again.
• The same material also opens from the icons on a session card and from a period opened in your timetable.
• These reader screens are in English whatever language the rest of the app is in. Maths renders properly.
• Nothing at all in the subject shows "No resources available"; an item Circin cannot display shows "Unsupported material type".